"Pretty much. Like I said, there's a reason I never went there. And I suppose that my name is a bit unusual," she says, shrugging. "Still, not like I chose it. It's the same kind of name the rest of my family, and the other Tieflings I know, have."
"Alright," she says, smiling, and starting to concentrate.
After a moment, the hands of the clock in her left eyesocket turn, and an elaborate tattoo, asymetrical, but pretty, appears on her forehead, and her clothes turn to a reddress with gold embroidery.